This is Shakespeare, by Emma Smith
Lisa Hopkins applauds a āwokeā look at the gaps in Shakespeareās plays
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Augar review: reversing Cameron, Osborne and Browneās āpast errorsā
Post-18 review highlights the chaotic nature of Westminster policymaking, writes John Morgan
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A change may do you good
A different environment can do wonders for a person; might universities feel a similar refreshment when the UKās political landscape settles down again?
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Letters ā 30 May 2019
Assessing the future of assessment The feature āTime to get realā asks if university assessment still passes muster and properly reflects real-world tasks (23 May). Many of us have been listening to...
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Europe Student Success Forum to take place in Madrid
Event will include launch of THE Europe Teaching Rankings 2019
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New Zealand funding boost āa step in the right directionā
Cost growth still set to outstrip funding, as āfees freeā absorbs the fat
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Books editorās blog: outrage has become our default setting
Why do angerĀ and indignation come so quick these days? wonders Matthew Reisz
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Augar review: call for Ā£7.5K fee cap but loan access bar deferred
Englandās post-18 education review panel says replacement public funding should be targeted to courses with most āsocial and economic valueā
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Augar review: return of maintenance grants and loan shake-up urged
Post-18 funding review calls for minimum grants of Ā£3,000 annually for poorest and extendingĀ loan payment period to 40 years
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Times Higher Educationās academic holiday guide 2019
AsĀ summerĀ approaches in the northern hemisphere, six academics give their personal guides to their favourite vacation destinationsĀ
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Michael Purvis, 1941-2019
Tributes paid to energy engineer with a passion for helping the environment
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Interview with Eileen Wall
The newly appointed head of research at Scotlandās Rural College talks of her Irish upbringing and explains how better understanding of agriculture and animal sciences is key to reducing the impact...
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SOAS director warned that institution could run out of money
Schoolās new student intake fell by nearly 40 per cent in just two years
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White House science chief leaves door ajar to open access mandate
Asked by THE why taxpayers should not be able to immediately see the results of research they financed, KelvinĀ Droegemeier answered: āThey maybe shouldā